Following the speeches at the Prime Minister's Office, a march began in the streets of Tirana, chanting "Rama, resign." The protest has entered its 80th day, marking one of the longest periods of consecutive protests held in the capital in recent months.

 

For 80 days, citizens have gathered in central Tirana and in front of the Prime Minister's Office, continuing their calls against the government and demanding political change. The protest has been widely identified with the name "Flamingo Revolution".

During this period, the rallies have taken various forms, from marches and mass gatherings to daily protests in front of institutions. The main demand remains the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and political change.

Protesters continue to take to the streets of Tirana in large numbers and with clear articulations.

For several days, the diaspora also joined the protests, giving this gathering an energy boost.